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Tintern Abbey

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June 14, 2013

 

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Wordsworth wanted so much to remember the place that he was allowing his perception of the past take over his present reality. More importantly he says, “I again repose here…” to express that the scene gives him a sense of reconciliation. He further illustrates the isolation, peacefulness, and greenness of the abbey to tap into his vague memories of past encounters...
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He further illustrates the isolation, peacefulness, and greenness of the abbey to tap into his vague memories of past encounters. Although there had been a “long absence” from the abbey, the memories of his hurried time in the Wye had consoled him “ ‘mid the din of towns and cities” (lines 26-27)...
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